Toilet types can be broadly split into two categories; on-site and off-site systems. Off-site systems are associated more with the developed world, cities and high density areas and often take on the form of sewerage systems which require a reliable water supply and the provision of wastewater treatment. Alternative on-site systems are isolated and provide some level of treatment or containment at the toilet location and avoid the need for further treatment. However, a number of on-site systems need regular emptying
The toilets used most in informal urban settlements have detrimental consequences for the environmen...
In this study, I analyse the historical process that led to embedding of water-flushing toilets in t...
AbstractThe toilets used most in informal urban settlements have detrimental consequences for the en...
Many types of compost toilets are available today. They are designed to suit a variety of customs, c...
It was found out that in most cases the system of removable water disposal is arranged with violatio...
universal sanitation coverage target it is essential that it is properly understood where the availa...
Improper provision of sanitation and treatment facilities is one of the main causes of many disease-...
This research explores the status of on-site sewage treatment in Australia with particular focus on...
To meet the 2015 Millennium Development Goals sanitation target or the 2025 universal sanitation co...
Small scale systems can improve the sustainability of sanitation systems as they more easily close t...
“Sanitation for all” remains a challenge. In India, the national policies and programmes focussed on...
With 2.6 billion people without access to improved sanitation facilities and with a growing urban po...
The composting toilet is one response to the problems that are increasingly being associated with mo...
More than three hundred documents were examined in this review and material relevant to on-plot urba...
New types of sanitation services are emerging to tackle the sanitation crisis in informal settlement...
The toilets used most in informal urban settlements have detrimental consequences for the environmen...
In this study, I analyse the historical process that led to embedding of water-flushing toilets in t...
AbstractThe toilets used most in informal urban settlements have detrimental consequences for the en...
Many types of compost toilets are available today. They are designed to suit a variety of customs, c...
It was found out that in most cases the system of removable water disposal is arranged with violatio...
universal sanitation coverage target it is essential that it is properly understood where the availa...
Improper provision of sanitation and treatment facilities is one of the main causes of many disease-...
This research explores the status of on-site sewage treatment in Australia with particular focus on...
To meet the 2015 Millennium Development Goals sanitation target or the 2025 universal sanitation co...
Small scale systems can improve the sustainability of sanitation systems as they more easily close t...
“Sanitation for all” remains a challenge. In India, the national policies and programmes focussed on...
With 2.6 billion people without access to improved sanitation facilities and with a growing urban po...
The composting toilet is one response to the problems that are increasingly being associated with mo...
More than three hundred documents were examined in this review and material relevant to on-plot urba...
New types of sanitation services are emerging to tackle the sanitation crisis in informal settlement...
The toilets used most in informal urban settlements have detrimental consequences for the environmen...
In this study, I analyse the historical process that led to embedding of water-flushing toilets in t...
AbstractThe toilets used most in informal urban settlements have detrimental consequences for the en...